73-year-old man fell and cannot walk at home
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Liberty County Public Safety and Hinesville Fire & Police
03:46
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Dispatch, EMS en route to a fall at (number withheld) Butterblount Road, cross Pate Rogers Road.
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Reference to a seventy-three year old male who fell and now can't walk.
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Where is that at?
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It's gonna be at five below.
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Three black males, all juveniles.
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The juveniles were waving the 1032 and now it's in a blue bag.
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They'd walk into the five below.
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Ten four.
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25 diverting on route from Forest Street.
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10-4.
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1506, 71, 1095 now.
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10-4, 1506.
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2014, he got him in custody.
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You'll arrive at Ralph Lee, 544.
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10-4.
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10-4.
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Just taking transport to the PD.
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10-9.
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Transporting to the PD, uh, CED side.
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10-4, I'm over his bike up here.
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271 Central, can you clear for codes?
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10-4.
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Nine (number withheld) out of jurisdiction.
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Over.
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What was the location of that call with the juvenile with 32 ?
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They're at five below (number withheld) West Little Highway in the building.
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Tampa.
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Four 50 , Central.
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Show me a route to the PD with that 200 and ninety-five now.
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Ten four, fifty-nine.
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Seven seven, Central.
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Out with two eight.
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Over.
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One
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thirty-one, Central.
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Who's the caller for the armed subject?
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It's 101.
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Careful.
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446, okay, stop.
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Go ahead, 103.
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Wells Fargo, Georgia tag, Zebra Charles Charles (number withheld) on an acre of black.
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That's your car.
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Over.
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That's it, you're done.
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10-4, Metro Rescue 2, you're gonna be responding to a 73-year-old male who he actually fell on Sunday.
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He can't walk now, rising his tailbone hurts.
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He does have a history of being diabetic, congestive heart failure, and he is on blood thinners.
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He's conscious, breathing, not alone.
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